The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 41Butterworths, 1965 - Law |
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... held that property in trust for the mother and after her death for the second executor , Mr Haigh . The mother was entitled to the equitable estate in the property , and upon her death , her interest devolved upon her personal repre ...
... held that property in trust for the mother and after her death for the second executor , Mr Haigh . The mother was entitled to the equitable estate in the property , and upon her death , her interest devolved upon her personal repre ...
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... held that where no specific amount is mentioned in the promise and there is an appeal to the Court of Appeal , and all the circumstances of the case have to be con- sidered , then ( g ) the discretion of the Supreme Court is substituted ...
... held that where no specific amount is mentioned in the promise and there is an appeal to the Court of Appeal , and all the circumstances of the case have to be con- sidered , then ( g ) the discretion of the Supreme Court is substituted ...
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... held by lay shareholders . held by lay shareholders . Shares held by dependants must also be redeemable by the company upon the death or retirement of the solicitor upon whom the shareholders were dependent and the company must be given ...
... held by lay shareholders . held by lay shareholders . Shares held by dependants must also be redeemable by the company upon the death or retirement of the solicitor upon whom the shareholders were dependent and the company must be given ...
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